Pocket AM FM Radio, Battery Operated Mini Radio Includes Headphones, 2 AAA Battery Operated, Small Handheld Transistor with Excellent Reception for Walking, Running

The media could not be loaded. For $8 it was definitely worth itNot the best sounding speaker but it’s great to have for trips or power outagesPicks up most stronger radio stations

Dislike fell apart the inside it rattles messed up merchandise just plain junk please refund my account I am disappointed with this merchandise orderThank you...

This radio is compact and simple. It can run for days on one set of batteries. In my area, it gets good reception--importantly, it's excellent for weather information. We keep it in the glove box as an emergency radio and also a handy item for impromptu hikes. Radios like this are indispensable for outdoor safety. At 5.99 (current price), this one is a great investment.

Just stumbled upon the perfect travel companion for my podcast-fatigued ears! This pocket-sized wonder has brought back the simple joy of radio listening, and I'm honestly surprised by how much I'm loving it.First off, let's talk about that impressive reception - the 6.1-inch antenna isn't just for show. Whether I'm catching the morning news on AM or vibing to FM tunes, the signal comes through crystal clear thanks to its DSP chip. The sound quality from the 1.5-watt speaker packs a surprising punch for such a tiny device (and yes, they include headphones for those private listening sessions).What really won me over is how delightfully straightforward it is. Three buttons - that's it! No need for a engineering degree to figure it out. The design is reminiscent of those classic Walkman days, but with modern reliability. It's so compact (about the size of a deck of cards) that I sometimes forget it's in my pocket until I want to tune in.Power-wise, this little champ keeps going and going - we're talking 80+ hours on just two AAA batteries. The sturdy ABS plastic construction means it can handle being tossed in my bag without worry.Perfect for anyone who misses the simplicity of just turning on the radio and discovering what's playing, or for those who want a reliable backup for emergency updates. It's especially great for older folks who might find smartphones overwhelming - my dad absolutely loves his!One small tip: grab some rechargeable AAA batteries while you're at it. You won't need them often, but it's nice to have spares ready!

The radio is nice for the price I pay for it .For that same price I wish it was a satellite radio option button for that same price

I was puzzled why this little portable radio didn't get better reviews and rating. So I spent some time reading the negative reviews to find out why. Most negative comments were about poor reception. Someone even complained that the station dial moved around when they put it in their pocket while walking.....really? It's an $8 radio, you get what you pay for. I've spent over $100 on small portable radios specifically to get good reception. It's unfair to expect the same quality from this one.It's great as an emergency backup radio or to use outdoors where it might get ruffed up a little. It has several positive features that I particularly appreciate:- it includes a very nice headphone. I've spend more money on other headphones that didn't sound as good as this one;- the markings for the radio channel frequencies are very detailed AND protected with a thick clear cover, so you don't have to worry about the frequency markings rubbing off over time;- the volume and tuning knobs are wide and have deep ridges that fingertips can grab and adjust easily;- the 3 main controls (on/off/volume, channel selection, and AM/FM band selection) are positioned for easy control with just one hand holding the radio. I often listen to the radio at night in the dark and can easily navigate all the controls without even seeing the radio;- reception is acceptable for me. If getting great reception is important, you might want to check out other radios that cost more;The only negative thing I found was the placement of the headphone jack....it's right next to the volume knob so if you use the headphone a lot you might find it gets in the way of making volume adjustments.Other than that, this is a great little radio for the price and I highly recommend it.

It didn’t stay on the station anytime you moved the radio as well as it didn’t come with the ear buds that it said it came with

The media could not be loaded. Not sure what people are expecting for $7.99 but this little radio works very well for its size and cost. I do live near a big city so tuning in stations might be easier for me than some but it’s still got good tuning capabilities imo. The sound isn’t super loud but it’s good for the size. It’s not “stereo” per se (except when using the headphones) but it has a CLEAR sound I wasn’t expecting for such a little radio. See my video for example of the radio on an FM station. The on/off dial is also for the volume and has a decent range. I got this to have in the car in case of emergencies and it’s exceeded my expectations!!